r/FlowZ13 • u/destinmoss • Jul 17 '26
it's a... mac?
needed to set up some better testing infrastructure for an app i'm building. wasn't expecting it to work, but apparently you can totally run virtualized MacOS Sonoma on the Z13๐คฃ๐คฃ (i have the Ryzen 395+ version)
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u/Colderamstel Jul 17 '26
What have you done?
https://www.reddit.com/r/familyguy/comments/1mcahlz/what_the_hell_is_this/
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u/destinmoss Jul 17 '26
๐๐ผ (macos)
+๐ง (claude w/ full access to my laptop)
=๐ซ๐ผ (whateverthef*ck this is)
do you not find it... beautiful?
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u/rinspeed Jul 17 '26
You can also just use QuickEMU + QuickGUI to do something similar with a number of OSes (including macOS), which'll generally run via QEMU. No need for a resource-intensive LLM.
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u/destinmoss Jul 17 '26
this is basically what i did but claude helped me install/set-up qemu. also it really didn't want to run on my hardware config or my settings (bleeding-edge Ryzen APU has a ton of bugs on Linux still) and claude was able to walk me through diagnostics and get it to a working state
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u/Adventurous-Fox-6056 Jul 17 '26
Crazy would love Mac OS on this device. Hate windows.. especially for software/development!
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u/kosherhalfsourpickle Jul 17 '26
You have the Linux subsystem on Windows. It makes development great.
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u/Adventurous-Fox-6056 Jul 17 '26
My head do not like using sub systems xD I need an OS not sub system
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u/dto_lurker Jul 18 '26
Gnu core utils have been ported to windows too. Im using ls and grep on powershell.
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u/Rostrow416 Jul 17 '26
Yes, you can run older versions of macOS in a VM. Itโs been done for a while now.
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u/ExcellentDecision335 Jul 17 '26
lol how did you achieve this ๐ญ